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🚨| Russell dismisses Antonelli momentum shift after Japanese GP setback: — George Russell dismissed concerns about a momentum shift towards his teammate Kimi Antonelli in the World Championship fight. Despite Antonelli taking the lead after winning his second consecutive Grand Prix at the Japanese GP, Russell remained unfazed. Speaking to media, Russell remarked: “No, not at all.” “It's three races down out of 22, and one different lap today, and the victory would have been on my side, and I'm confident of that.” — Reflecting on his performance in China, Russell noted his potential to have secured a better result if not for technical issues. He stated: “In China, I was three-tenths ahead in sprint qualifying, so without that issue, maybe I could have been on pole there and won that race.” — Russell expressed his view on the current standings and the upcoming break in the racing calendar. He commented: “It's just how it turns out. It's that race, and now it's a four-week break, so there's no momentum to be carried. Then, we reset and go again for the next race.” “It just feels like, at the moment, these last two weekends, every issue we've had has been on my side, and we're just going through that pain.” — The standings after the Japanese Grand Prix show Kimi Antonelli leading with 72 points, followed by George Russell with 63 points. The cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix due to tensions in the Middle East has resulted in a four-week break before the Miami Grand Prix, where Russell hopes to regain his momentum. #kimiantonelli 🇮🇹 #georgerussell 🇬🇧 VIA: [gpblog]
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the fact that only one out of three people managed to spell russell correctly tells you enough about the intelligence level here
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i love the woke side of f1 tiktok
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YESSIR HE'S SO LOCKED IN
Info George Russell 🇧🇷@inforussellbr
🗣️ | George Russell não se mostrou preocupado com o atual bom momento do seu companheiro de equipe Kimi Antonelli, graças a pausa de abril: “Não, de jeito nenhum. Estamos três corridas atrás em 22, e uma volta diferente [com o tempo do safety car] e a vitória teria sido minha, e estou confiante disso.” “E na China, sem o problema da qualificação, eu estava três décimos à frente na qualificação sprint, então talvez eu pudesse ter conquistado a pole position e vencido aquela corrida.” “É assim que as coisas acontecem. É assim que são as corridas. Agora temos uma pausa de quatro semanas, então não há embalo para aproveitar. É hora de recomeçar e voltar com tudo para a próxima corrida.” 📰 | @adamcooperF1
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@suscartelsteve I didn’t say I “pleased” with the statement aren’t I? I said I wish mercedes had the same AUDACITY. This is about mercedes to take action not about Alpine statement.
You here commented on my post to throw hate to me, you are also one of those people who you claim the “bullies”
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@Cece63_ It does more harm than good. The only people who are pleased by such empty statements (that give bullies a platform for more abuse) are busybodies like you who care more about gestures than actual impact.
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Kind of a boost that I need after this past few days
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🚨| Russell dismisses Antonelli momentum shift after Japanese GP setback: — George Russell dismissed concerns about a momentum shift towards his teammate Kimi Antonelli in the World Championship fight. Despite Antonelli taking the lead after winning his second consecutive Grand Prix at the Japanese GP, Russell remained unfazed. Speaking to media, Russell remarked: “No, not at all.” “It's three races down out of 22, and one different lap today, and the victory would have been on my side, and I'm confident of that.” — Reflecting on his performance in China, Russell noted his potential to have secured a better result if not for technical issues. He stated: “In China, I was three-tenths ahead in sprint qualifying, so without that issue, maybe I could have been on pole there and won that race.” — Russell expressed his view on the current standings and the upcoming break in the racing calendar. He commented: “It's just how it turns out. It's that race, and now it's a four-week break, so there's no momentum to be carried. Then, we reset and go again for the next race.” “It just feels like, at the moment, these last two weekends, every issue we've had has been on my side, and we're just going through that pain.” — The standings after the Japanese Grand Prix show Kimi Antonelli leading with 72 points, followed by George Russell with 63 points. The cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix due to tensions in the Middle East has resulted in a four-week break before the Miami Grand Prix, where Russell hopes to regain his momentum. #kimiantonelli 🇮🇹 #georgerussell 🇬🇧 VIA: [gpblog]
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@tiemblajesus true, Alpine not perfect and should wording it better but at least they acknowledge and do something about it rather than let it “die down” by itself. We saw merc do it with Kimi let’s just hope they also do it when George’s turn (which I doubt)
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he saw us crashing out and said “not on my watch”
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🚨| Russell dismisses Antonelli momentum shift after Japanese GP setback: — George Russell dismissed concerns about a momentum shift towards his teammate Kimi Antonelli in the World Championship fight. Despite Antonelli taking the lead after winning his second consecutive Grand Prix at the Japanese GP, Russell remained unfazed. Speaking to media, Russell remarked: “No, not at all.” “It's three races down out of 22, and one different lap today, and the victory would have been on my side, and I'm confident of that.” — Reflecting on his performance in China, Russell noted his potential to have secured a better result if not for technical issues. He stated: “In China, I was three-tenths ahead in sprint qualifying, so without that issue, maybe I could have been on pole there and won that race.” — Russell expressed his view on the current standings and the upcoming break in the racing calendar. He commented: “It's just how it turns out. It's that race, and now it's a four-week break, so there's no momentum to be carried. Then, we reset and go again for the next race.” “It just feels like, at the moment, these last two weekends, every issue we've had has been on my side, and we're just going through that pain.” — The standings after the Japanese Grand Prix show Kimi Antonelli leading with 72 points, followed by George Russell with 63 points. The cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix due to tensions in the Middle East has resulted in a four-week break before the Miami Grand Prix, where Russell hopes to regain his momentum. #kimiantonelli 🇮🇹 #georgerussell 🇬🇧 VIA: [gpblog]
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For those who say George Russell has never driven a bad car, I genuinely hope their favorite driver spends the next 3 years in a Williams FW42, gets their teammate’s tyres in pit stops, and deals with steering failures and software bugs mid-race.
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🗣️ | George Russell não se mostrou preocupado com o atual bom momento do seu companheiro de equipe Kimi Antonelli, graças a pausa de abril:
“Não, de jeito nenhum. Estamos três corridas atrás em 22, e uma volta diferente [com o tempo do safety car] e a vitória teria sido minha, e estou confiante disso.”
“E na China, sem o problema da qualificação, eu estava três décimos à frente na qualificação sprint, então talvez eu pudesse ter conquistado a pole position e vencido aquela corrida.”
“É assim que as coisas acontecem. É assim que são as corridas. Agora temos uma pausa de quatro semanas, então não há embalo para aproveitar. É hora de recomeçar e voltar com tudo para a próxima corrida.”
📰 | @adamcooperF1
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when you have to somehow reach the word count for your essay so you just start saying things hoping they make sense (they don't)
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George Russell Has A BIG Problem! | #F1
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GOD RETURN THIS LEVEL IF JOY AND HAPPINESS TO MY DRIVER AGAIN
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y’all’ villain this season
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